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The current contract with Unit 17 is valid from 2 January 2020 to 30 June 2023 7.1 A provision of the Facilitation Act provides that derogations from the standard approach of an allocation provision may be made by agreement between an employer and an individual employee or employer and the majority of the employees of the company or part of the company concerned. X.1 Subject to clauses X.2.1(d) and X.2.2(c), Annex X shall apply from 8 April 2020 to 30 June 2022. The service life can be extended upon request. For items that are not listed here, please contact CalHR Labor Relations. b) Progression to the next pay point for all classifications for which there is more than one salary point must be taken into account: (a) Subject to clauses X.2.1 (b), (c) and (d), each employee has the right to take up to 2 weeks of leave without pay if the employee is required to self-isolate by the state or medical authorities or on the advice of a doctor and is therefore prevented from work, or otherwise prevented from working by the government or medical authorities in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. NOTE: If an employee receives overpaid payments so that the employee`s base salary is higher than the rate set out in this allowance, the employee is entitled to the highest rate during paid annual leave (see sections 16 and 90 of the Act). (h) For the purposes of clauses 13.1 (f) and 13.1 (g), the Service includes the time during which an employee is on call. 1 The occasional hourly rate is defined in Section 2 – Definitions. (a) Instead of an employee taking paid annual leave at full pay, the employee and his or her employer may agree that the employee will take twice as much leave at half the salary. Registered Nurses: Employees involved in education, prevention and treatment programs related to government health care. ● The employee`s salary for the 2-week leave is the remuneration to which the employee would have been entitled for a week of leave at full pay (where the full salary of one week includes the expense of vacation in accordance with the annual leave clause of that bonus); and (g) to the extent possible, the days of leave referred to in clause 13.1(f) shall be consecutive.
d) Leave under paragraph X.2.1(a) must begin before June 30, 2022, but may end after that date. NOTE 2: Paragraph 16.3(b) allows the Commission to issue an order delaying the obligation to pay under this clause. For example, the Commission could issue an order delaying the obligation to pay severance pay when an employer makes a claim to the Commission under section 120 of an Act to reduce the amount of severance pay to which an employee is entitled under the NES. (i) for full-time employees – by annual movement; or (c) Except as provided in clause 19.7(d), time spent travelling to and from the place of work shall be considered working time. (i) the employee`s salary due for a full or incomplete pay period until the end of the termination date, and NOTE: Subsections 3.33(3) and 3.46(1)(g) of the Fair Work Regulations, 2009 set out the requirements for payroll and the content of pay slips, including the requirement to separately mark the remuneration paid. NOTE 3: Under subsection 343(1) of the Act, a person may not organize or take action against another person, or threaten to take or take action against another person with the intention of forcing or proposing to exercise or propose to the person to exercise or not to exercise a right in the workplace, or not to exercise or propose a right in the workplace, to exercise it in a certain way. . NOTE 2: Under subsection 340(1) of the Act, an employer may not take adverse action against an employee because the employee has the right to work, has exercised or has not exercised a right to employment or does not propose or does not propose to exercise a right to work, or to prevent the employee from exercising a right to work.
Under subsection 342(1) of the Act, an employer takes adverse action against an employee if it dismisses the employee, injures the employee in his or her employment, changes the employee`s position to the detriment of the employee, or discriminates between the employee and the employer`s other employees. . NOTE 1: An employee covered by this indemnity who is entitled to the benefits of paragraph X.2.1 or X.2.2 is entitled to work under paragraph 341(1)(a) of the Act. . (a) the minimum hourly rate applicable to their classification and wages; and Service Employees International Union, Local 1000 Salary-related allowances are adjusted for salary increases and are based on a percentage of the standard rate, as indicated . . . NOTE: A summary of hourly rates of pay, including overtime and penalty rates, can be found in Appendix B – Summary of Hourly Rates of Pay. 1.3 Any change to this award shall not affect any rights, privileges, obligations or liabilities acquired, accrued or incurred by any person under the award as it existed prior to such amendment. See clause 17 — Indemnities for more details on the remuneration to be paid in respect of this indemnity. NOTE 1: Subsection 117(2) of the Act provides that an employer may terminate an employee`s employment relationship only if the employer has given the employee the minimum notice period required or has “paid” the payment to the employee instead of giving notice. NOTE 3: State and territorial laws on long-term leave or long-term leave entitlements under section 113 of the Act may require an employer to pay an employee for a long-term leave accrued on or shortly after the day the employee`s employment relationship ends.
. Uniform allowance, per post or part of a post. NOTE: See Figure C – Summary of cash allocations for a summary of monetary allocations and adjustment method. . For each ordinary hour of work, a casual worker must be paid: (e) Leave taken in accordance with clause X.2.1(a) does not affect the employee`s other paid or unpaid leave entitlements and counts as a service for the purposes of the rights under this indemnity and the NES. . . .
